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EPISODE · May 22, 2025 · 2H 31M

#8 - Once a Gang Enforcer, Addict, Drug Dealer, Now Child of God | Joe Stan

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Joe Stan is a living testimony of God’s radical grace and transformative power. Once a drug addict, dealer, and enforcer for gangs, Joe lived a life marked by violence, addiction, and darkness. As a contractor for criminal organizations, he walked a path few survive—but everything changed when he encountered Jesus Christ.Through a powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit, Joe’s life was completely turned around. What the enemy meant for destruction, God is now using for redemption. Joe is the founder of Warpath Ministries, a bold, boots-on-the-ground outreach dedicated to helping men and women break free from the chains of addiction, violence, and hopelessness.Today, Joe shares his story across the country, offering hope, truth, and the message of salvation. Through Warpath Ministries, he leads others out of bondage and into the freedom found only in Christ. His mission is clear: to walk beside the broken, fight for the lost, and lead people to the One who sets captives free.

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